Seymour (North Vancouver) recorded a Composite Benchmark Price of $1,396,900 in June 2026, according to figures from Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). The area saw 3 total sales and 7 new listings during the month, with the Composite Benchmark Price experiencing a -5.0% year-over-year change.
Seymour (North Vancouver) Composite Benchmark Price at $1,396,900 in June 2026, with 3 Sales and -5.0% Price YoY Change, per Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI)
Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI) · Seymour (North Vancouver) — June 2026
Seymour (North Vancouver) recorded a Composite Benchmark Price of $1,396,900 in June 2026, according to figures from Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). The area saw 3 total sales and 7 new listings during the month, with the Composite Benchmark Price experiencing a -5.0% year-over-year change.
Market Analysis
For June 2026, Seymour (North Vancouver) reported a Composite Benchmark Price of $1,396,900, as published by Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). The area registered 3 total sales and 7 new listings. The Composite Benchmark Price in Seymour (North Vancouver) saw a -5.0% change compared to the previous year.
Comparing to prior periods, the Composite Benchmark Price for Seymour (North Vancouver) was $1,398,200 in May 2026. In June 2025, the Composite Benchmark Price for Seymour (North Vancouver) was $1,469,900.
Property Type Analysis
In Seymour (North Vancouver) for June 2026, the Detached property benchmark price was $1,811,000, according to Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI). The Attached/Townhouse benchmark price was $1,152,700.
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SearchListingsOnline. "Seymour (North Vancouver) Composite Benchmark Price at $1,396,900 in June 2026, with 3 Sales and -5.0% Price YoY Change, per Greater Vancouver REALTORS (HPI)." July 18, 2026. https://www.vancouverforsale.ca/press/gvr-north-vancouver-seymour-market-report-june-2026
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